200g discard

360g warm water

25g honey

14g melted unsalted butter

10g salt

500g flour

Mixed everything then let sit for 30 minutes before stretch & fold. Did altogether 3 sets of stretch and fold every 30 minutes before overnight bulk fermentation on the counter.

Then shape it in the morning (approx 11 hours) then let 2nd bulk ferment for 3.5 hours in a warm spot.

p.s. Switched from King Arthur Organic Bread Flour to Bob's Red Mill Artisan Bread Flour because of a recent good discount snatch.

Since the flour switch, my starter has been struggling to double for already a week, so I have been doing maintenance feedings & have piled up some discard.

This is by far the most successful discard sandwich loaf! The crumb was so soft, with just enough tangy taste, & crisp crust!

by Due_Department2486

7 Comments

  1. Odd-Impression1260

    👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 We don’t see enough loaves around here

  2. dealers_choice

    So beautiful! I’ve just started with loaf pan sourdough so I’m gonna try this

  3. No-Falcon631

    Everyone should start their sourdough journey with loaf pans.

  4. MysteriousBuilding26

    It looks good! I like the little nose in the last photo lol

  5. Even with the starter active, I can’t get anything like that

  6. BrewTheBig1

    At what point does discard dough just become regular sourdough?

  7. LadyBirdAtria

    Looks really good! What is the temp for the oven and amount of time to bake?